Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State wants to team up with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) to stop people from using and selling hard drugs.
The governor and the head of the NDLEA, General Buba Marwa, met to talk about working together to make Plateau State a safer place.
General Marwa said that in the last two years, they caught a lot of people selling drugs like cocaine, heroin, and weed. They also locked up some of these bad guys.
But he said they need help from the government to build places where people who are addicted to drugs can get better. He also wants schools, homes, and communities to test people for drugs.
Governor Mutfwang said he likes what General Marwa is doing and wants to help. He thinks that since General Marwa started leading the NDLEA, it has been doing a much better job of stopping drug dealers.
So, the governor and the NDLEA are going to work together to stop people from using and selling drugs in Plateau State.
